Your Natural Pace

Taking the time—and making the effort—to pace it out… and a neat tip to figure out what bps is right for you.

Pete McCabe
Your Natural Pace
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The upcoming Wesley James book includes a unique tool to help with your pacing. It won’t take too long to explain, so this month’s column will be shorter. That’s because you have to do it.

The big advantage of this is that you can do it by yourself. Many aspects of performing are more or less impossible to work on by yourself. Timing is based on the audience; how quickly they understand you, and respond, varies wildly between audiences. Rehearsing won’t help with that.

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